Kenmore / Sears Dishwasher Dispenser Parts

Detergent not dispensing during wash cycle? This actuator arm with spring releases the detergent cup at the right time. Moderate DIY repair.

Detergent cup not opening during wash cycle? This actuator lever connects the timer to the dispenser lid. Moderate DIY repair, about 35 minutes.

Replacement outer door panel cover for dishwashers. Restores exterior appearance and shields internal components. Needed when original is cracked or damaged.

Fix a dishwasher that won't release detergent or leaves soap residue with a new detergent dispenser. Moderately easy install in the door panel.

Replace a cracked, broken, or missing dishwasher cover. This protective cap installs on your dishwasher to cover internal components and fittings.

Covers the electrical junction box where the power cord enters your dishwasher. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to protect wiring connections.

Replacement dishwasher housing assembly that encloses internal components and aligns panels. Use to replace cracked, warped, or damaged housings.

This is the rinse aid dispenser assembly that mounts inside the dishwasher door and automatically releases rinse aid during the final rinse cycle. It helps prevent water spots and streaking on dishes by reducing surface tension on the water. Replace this part if rinse aid leaks prematurely, the dispenser cap won't stay closed, or your dishes come out spotted despite having rinse aid in the reservoir.

Fix rinse aid leaking from your dishwasher dispenser with this wet agent dispenser assembly. Moderate DIY repair requires inner door panel removal.

Fix a broken soap dispenser with this dishwasher dispenser door housing. Restores proper detergent dispensing when the housing is cracked or damaged.

Also order retainer part number WP3400918

This lid is the washer's top cover that protects internal components and keeps clothes contained during operation. It restores the washer's enclosure and helps maintain safe, splash-free cycles. What it does:

• Covers the washer tub and control area to prevent splashes and keep items inside during cycles
• Provides the surface that the lid latch/switch engages to enable normal operation
• Replaces cracked, warped, or missing lids that allow debris in or interfere with closing
• Helps maintain the appliance's appearance and proper function of the top access

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid electrical hazard
• Lift off or unbolt existing lid per your model's service instructions; alignment may be required for proper closure
• Keep screws and small parts organized; some models use hinge pins or clips that must be reinstalled
• If your washer also has a separate lid latch or switch, inspect and replace it only if listed as defective

Wax motor for detergent/rinse-aid dispenser.

If your dishwasher detergent dispenser won't open during the wash cycle, this actuator lever assembly with springs restores mechanical movement.

Fix detergent door that won't open or latch properly. This dispenser plunger actuator restores mechanical engagement between the lid and release mechanism.